SLOTS - The Silent Random Wars

In the world of gambling there’s not a lot of information you as a gambler can trust as long as you keep listening to those who will always benefit from telling you that it’s all totally random. In this book you will learn that there’s always two sides of everything, and often there’s a good side and a bad side.



So what is it about the word ”random” that makes people believe the server controlled games are totally random? Random doesn’t automatically mean the slots are fair, but still people trust those who use the word random to convince you that the slots are totally and hundred percent fair. This is insane!



Since the slots are almost 100 percent controlled (equals controlled randomness), it is possible to find several ways to figure out how the slots are designed and programmed. I will of course explain how the pseudo random number generator is used, and how the control of the PRNG is achieved. I will explain this because I want you to understand what controlled randomness is, because it is important in this war about randomness, and the war against the whole casino industry and the so called slot experts.



The next way to reverse engineer a slot game is almost like the first method already mentioned. However, this time we’re not going to look for a graphic patterns in the outcome but rather concentrate on what the different winnings are over time.



... No game developer company would admit to all these technical problems, and no company would not admit there’s no ”easy fix” except if they’re so sure no-one can hack the PRNG. And yes, they are sure the PRNG cannot be hacked, because it is not that part of the software that decides what a player is able to win. And so if the hackers want to hack the PRNG, just let them, because they will gain nothing from doing so. Oh my god what a crazy world we are living in, and talk about doing anything to get people to gamble. This is exactly how dirty the casinos and the game developers can get. There is so much wrong in these articles that I wonder how people actually can believe any of it.